IP Library Granted Patent US 8,417,542
Granted Patent B2
US 8,417,542 · App. 12/626,635 · Granted Apr 9, 2013

Generation and sharing of a custom mode of a medical instrument through a social community

Inventors: Larry Lytle (Rapid City, SD); Alf-Kare Eide Riisnaes (Rapid City, SD); Kip Lytle (Rapid City, SD); Shawn Gab (Rapid City, SD)
Assignee: 2035, Inc.
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Patent No.
US 8,417,542
App. No.
12/626,635
Granted
Apr 9, 2013
Kind
B2
Abstract

A computer-implemented method of a mode server is disclosed. The method includes authenticating a medical instrument based on an identifier associated with the medical instrument using a processor. The method includes authenticating a user of the medical instrument based on a password using the processor. The method also includes generating a graphical representation of the medical instrument, and providing a set of rules associated with the medical instrument based on the identifier and the user. In addition, the method includes generating a custom mode of operation of the medical instrument based on a response of the user and creating a name associated with the custom mode of operation. The method further includes automatically programming the medical instrument based on the custom mode, and sharing the custom mode with other users and other medical instruments based on the set of rules.

Claims (17)

1. A computer-implemented method of a mode server, comprising:

authenticating, by a computer processor, a laser-based medical instrument based on an identifier associated with the laser-based medical instrument;

authenticating, by the computer processor, a user of the laser-based medical instrument based on a password;

generating, by the computer processor, a graphical representation of the laser-based medical instrument;

providing, by the computer processor, a set of rules associated with the laser-based medical instrument based on the identifier and the user;

generating, by the computer processor, a custom mode of operation of the laser-based medical instrument based on a response of the user;

creating a name associated with the custom mode of operation;

automatically programming, by the computer processor, the laser-based medical instrument based on the custom mode;

sharing, by the computer processor, the custom mode with other users and other similar laser-based medical instruments based on the set of rules and a preference of the user;

automatically associating, by the computer processor, the user with other users based on similarities identified in at least one of a profile data, a preference data, and a similarity of the custom mode with other custom modes;

creating, by the computer processor, at least one of a rating score, a feedback score, and a review of the custom mode in a social community when users provide information as to effectiveness of a medical treatment procedure using the custom mode; and

indicating, through the set of rules, what range of frequencies and what range of pulse durations are configurable in the laser-based medical instrument,

wherein the indication is generated using a processor, and wherein the graphical representation of the laser-based medical instrument is a visual representation of a physical region of the medical instrument in which at least one of a laser diode and a light-emitting diode (LED) light are housed,

wherein the custom mode of operation is a coordinated delivery of laser light and LED light through the laser-based medical instrument, and

wherein the laser-based medical instrument is a portable hand-held electronic unit that contains laser diodes and LEDs and is configured to varying wavelengths and frequency ranges for the treatment of medical conditions affecting a biological medium.

2. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 further comprising developing the set of rules based on a biological medium to which a medical treatment is effective using the laser-based medical instrument.

3. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 wherein the laser-based medical instrument includes preconfigured modes which are not customizable in addition to the custom mode and other custom modes.

Assignments (2)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Oct 19, 2014
From: PANDEY, RENU, DR
To: 2035 PRIVATE MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION TRUST
Reel/Frame 034014/0796 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 26, 2009
From: LYTLE, LARRY; RIISNAES, ALF-KARE EIDE; LYTLE, KIP; GAB, SHAWN
To: 2035, INC.,
Reel/Frame 023575/0842 →
Continuity (1)
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